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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

Isy. . Iaxysr. fsrmerly Of San Fras-
nis1o.
4 nary plsasant ssesaf saair Gooh
pIscs Tuesday evening last az tka rsai-
dsnce % =. o. Chzpnaa. ezzanisk 81
TIE kirsl d. E Church. A company b
abo1s % members 81 the chaFnh and
fffends aEzemblsd early In the eFsnine.
and N ihs midEf o. ihe social srisy-
uent thas followed TIE pastor. KsE. r.
]. Il tssey. II bsb4n Of the oanQreza-
ton, presented NJ Cnapmas with an
elegant clock and a couple Of beautiful
b1nuzs rnaufel pieces.
Gen. J. ". SDraRue. Presidsnt of the
Iaecua Asti Bal Bank, left yesterday,
soand tor C8lifornia- He viii not ne
turn for twu or thFee months.
J4e- GFi1fEs has TetuFned fEo1n his
sxtended trip down Soand.
After 6 i've weeks Tisis 20 Eastern
Washington. Assistant Manager j. II.
B1skley, OF lhs NoFthsrn Paoiae Kali
road, has rsfnrned to racoua.
Ohss. r. Reynolds, son Of Col. Rsy-
holds, 81 Fort Vaneouvsr, vas IN the
city durin9 the week
~. A. Thomas. Washington Territory
Indian Inspector. left this city yesteF-
ds7 morning for tie Qainaiek Indian
reservation, near Gray's HARDER.
Emil Hirshfeid, who kas visiting his
sister, Mrs. Zsiiasky, Of the First ward,
for The p&st i've weeks, left for his Cali
fornia home on Thursday last.
The position of clerk at the Tacoma.
formerly held BY G.. K. Wells, 10 nov
dlled By 7. Il Elliot. Of Philadelphia,
Who arrived on thursdays train from
the East. The plses has hean well
dlied I'D interim b. Mr. Riley, steward
OF the hotel.
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HnAxxzx, Feb a. - Thn neeoun& az \
L. c1nisA e. Bead SnpsFVisur for Dis-
trlct No. IA. uaa apprgVsd . The a1n q
80, and The baIa1ca. hsinR for work
eommsnesd witha1n au1haFftF frum the
Board. ard s2rried On withoat ils In.
ssrncsiozss Vas di2pprSved and 70.
iected.
The p1sehasinz agent uns instructed
- have fhe fuRntture. 6xiurss and stores
10 tie ou1nty poor hnnsa insured u the
snn Of 5000 and The barn af he Du-
vanish FfFsx bridge insured in the surn
81 500. Insurance. 30 Be procufed from
1aEioE & Barns and 10 run thrse years.
The owner Of legs nos living In Blaek
river vas notidsd . remove ssid Ioas
Immediately.
Tie allowance nov being paid The
Provideno4 Academy. az VanenQVer. for
the care Of Emma H8raer and The tive
Williamson boys. vas ordered diauon-
tinsed from March lsf.
The bond Of James Clerka. "A Road
sEpeFvssor OF Dsstrict No. II, was sp-
proved.
Fx1 DIX And MILEAGE.
@. H. Van Dorea-D so. 18Th, l day
and 20 miles -; extra session Jan. Sd,
! day and 40 miles. IS; Fshruary ses-
sion, y days and 20 niles. SO.
W. W. Psrviee-Dee. 18th, day and
= miles. $40: Jan. Sd, day and -
miles. $50 February session, IL days
and "a miles. $500.
Q. ". Lsvton-Dee. 18th, day, a.;
Jan. q. I day, t4i February session, la
days. &4s.
Ths Board adjourned Until March 1.
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EDTreR PosT-
Az one Of the attending physicians al
the Orphans Home. | have visited Il
regularly ever since Mrs. McGee has
been IN charge as matr0n. and know
that the charges of starvation aud neR-
lect Of the children mads IL the Press
OF Friday evening. arr utterly without
Foundation.
The children are abuBdantiy fed on
good. nouris'sing 10 ID. aud have uni-
formly improved in health after enter
ina the Home. Several havs entered the
Home III and have received excellent
ears and Bursing from Mrs. MsGee,
who is not onlY very competent
mstFen bus also takes 8 moth
eFiy interest in ali her little
charges. She does not take eare Of tie
children by contract, but Is employed
upon, q salary TO manage the home, all
provisions aud supplies being furnished
By the Ladies r lief Society.
The Press has been suilty az great in
justice IN naking charges rejecting 80
seriously upon the ladies OF the Relief
Society and their worthy matron on such
slight evidence and without further and
full investigation, and feel IL e daty TO
enter this protest in behalf Of q noble
charity. L. Z. DAWSON.
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snuPruxe KerEN

FoRT TOWNSEND, Feb. ID.
The Amsgican ship BooanEs. Captain
Leach. 1856 tons register, arrived yes
tsrday. Sne. left Melbourne HsvsmbeS
~, fer PoFa Tognasnd. she gees %
Pert Gamble for . cargo 81 lumbsF.
The Nor~eei&a ship O. Tobias. SO
tonnage. CaRtstn kundsoa, arrived YES
tardav from Meibo1rne. having sailed
November Isth fos IP ase fSonn3, bound
20 3 Tacoma fer q cargo "a lumbeF.
Th4 ship Solitaire, i4e2 tonDaRe. Cap
taia Edward Se sell. sent 10 Naramo
YESTERDAY 60 lead coal fer san Fsaucis-
60 CAptAin Ssawe.l Vas chief offiaeI
on the ship John R9sspf~it when she
Us wrecked. FsbrHkFy, 1855. in the Calf
OF Geoegia. he afterwards vent "a
San Francsseo and was given command
Of tha Solitaire.
Tue ships Caneda. Aureoia, ana G.
Tshisa, are IN tue bAfbar bosnd fer
TAooma-
Ths Msxsoo sailed FRIDAY With 8
cabin and 10 steexaRs passengers.
lanes Jones shipped 100 boxes Of appIes
20 san Frsnstseo. Hos i this fss the
PORT Of EstEys
TIE ship Gaillavrnn, bound 10 Val
raFaiso With . cargo % lumber vas
shipgine q erew yesterday.
The ship Regina has saipped eFsv
and Il awAifinR orders 70 sal.
Tha steamship All, fFnm PsFtlAnd
arrived yesterday ard took G5 bales Of
hay and ten tons Of Ee1srl NJ rrhan-
drse % TIE TEsatssll mines. Alaska.
Ths steauee Dlspatch was enesRsd
yesterday In fak M hay from IsoPex
lsl.nd - tie D.scoEeFy Nil Comrany
q Part Dee xsry.
A. u. Yo1aR and Bnsanln MEIleg
we're pAssenesra from seattle on tie
Eiaes yesieEdAy.
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Counoilman I. W. Lake, Who hiss
been doing some contract work for the
Puget Sound a 0ray's HaFboT Railroad
a Little Skookam Bay, retained home
few days AGO. he vas met By q re-
porter OF the Posr- lNrxL1z0KsuRn yes-
tFday In guest OF news. and 10 70 "
% various questions put 70 him MT.
LAka said; II went 10 Little akookum
10 build three Railroad bridges for the
Fort BlAkely Mill Company along the
the Of their Puget sound 4 6fsy's
hArboF RailreAd. and have completed
ny con.Faet. TAe company nov has
nlna miles Of standard gage road com.
With steel rails. To . very short time
Asre VIII Be eve we'll equlbpea logRine
camps alsng the line OF the read 1hese
camps with Get out about 10000 fest
Of logs per day, which win be trans
ported over the road. The farther into
tAe woods the read extends the better
Ne timber becomes. In order 10 pre-
vent long hAnls with cattle. the con-
pany will build spurs or switches out
inio The timber ell along the line. There
sata foet OF snow on the gfoand When
left, last Tuesday,
keportef-Do you know whether the
osnpany intends 10 continue its read
toward Gray's Huher in the springl
AAslake-l do not know. ID IL re-
pssed 81 Little Skoekum that ten
nile section 10 Elma will be built thia
saeonl bat whetheg there Il any foanda-
aon Tor the Fumor or not, l am unable
b stAte.
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raIaTY.EIrra AssIYaesARY.

Yesterday was the Ssh anniversary
Of the arrival Of the earliest settlers In
Port Townsend. Il vas February 10
1852. at 10 a. m. The schooner Mary
TAYLOR arrived in the haEboF, opposite
where The Custom House now stands,
having on board, With their families,
Messrs. A. W. PestyRrove. A. X. and L.
W. Hastings. seeking homes on the
lovely shores Of Puget Sound.
Only an Indian village, Of six or
seven hundrsd population, stood where
the Port Of EntFy is nsw heated
Henry Bachelor. another pioneer, had
visited the place before, and was on
shore 10 greet the pilgrims as they ar
rived, who, only I've years previous, had
left their comfortable homes In the
New England States for Oregon, and
not liking she climate determined 10
penetrate fartheF into the wilderness. II
possibls, and locate homes for their
families 10 land that cannot be equal
ed for climate and ordinary resources.
These penetFators OF the far wilderness
were not IN the leaat appalled, az the
lonely prospect thai met their gaze, and
of the hardships that must be endured
TO win from the bl00dthirsty sAvsRes
the homes they we're seeking. They
Immediately commenced the erection OF
a log fort on she spot now occupied By
Henchober's jsWeIFy store. This stracs-
ure Was bnilt Of hewn timbers, through
which we're port holes TO discharge Ore
arms y. en- attacked BY the Indians.
by this method q large party Of savaQes
could be held at bay with comparatively
small loss Of life 10 the defenders.
Often IN the chilly night. when the
Indians bad assumed their var attire,
Mr.. Hastings and bis aon Frank would
creep through the underhrush g. a point
Ia Judge kuhn's addition, lately used
by the juvenile fraternity in coasting.
ADD await the approach Of chs Indians,
that they might warn the settlers ia
time 10 seek safety IN their primsvaI
fort.
For years depredations were commit
ted by the Indiana, and compelled the
settlers to be ever en- the alert for she
dreaded appearance OF the warriors
But the soane IL changed; where an
Indian will e stood then, 10 nov 10
Gated one Of the most winning little
cities on the Sound, from . CONNER
ciAl point Of visF. Out OF those three
hardy pioneers. 10 whom 90 are in
debted 20 mues, bot one remains 30
see the vast changes that have taken
place. and that IL A. W. PettygroSe. who
often RatbsFa bis chilorens' children
around him and resouRts the thrilling
scenes passed through In eivilixing the
avid West"
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DON'T ExPRRIMHNF

You cannot afford TO waste tima IN
experimenting when your lungs are ia
danger. Consumption always seems, az
first, only cold. Do mot permit any
dealer TO impose upon yoa With some
cheap Imitation Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, but be sure you get tbs genuine.
Because be can make more profit be
may tell you ne has something Just as
good, or just the same. Don't be de-
eelved, bat insist upoa getting DIR.
Kings New Discovery, which IL euaran.
teed 20 awe relief In all Throat, Lung
and Chess affections. Trial bottles free
at A. D. STKwAKr's. se5 DIV
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OF ell the Indian legends none shsz
better Judgment and Appreciation
of the merit of the whitemen's iktahe
than this instance. Speow the familiar
spirit and friend of the north western
Siwash, has for some time past heeu
practising "a doctor among the tribes
down the Sound accomplishing wonder.
fnl good. claiming, and correctly too,
that mach of the sickness among his
people is due to their dirt and filth, and
prescribing in every instance, . bon Of
Western Queen Savon, and with ID
working wonderful cures.
fe l76 SEATTLE EeAP Co.
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nessEA. Tskins a sln9zrnnan Rmrxhass
Rseee 81 Huainenn Rropersv en-
Ersnf sirees. whs<A They

nessEn. Tskins a sGn&zrnsan Purxha.u
Rfeee % mmsinenn Prosperity en-
kremf sfFeel, Whsrh Yher
via Hmprese.
kox sams tine past Ne frrn Of Tokiss
4 ainRsrman, prorristoss Of the great
sAn kransisso Store. en- Commercial
sirsss, have been oasffss nboat, 81
deavoring % sseuEs . loeafiou Oh Front
street. and at last they have suossedsd.
NJ v. Z. Booze, the archifzof, assisted
- Renllsman from San Fraaaiseo
eondnoted he nesoiiations far Msssra.
Iokiss 4 einRsrman, and yesrerday
closed bargain viii Mr.. Aurust Maj.
born. foF pieoe q oEonad % tie cor.
Der Of Front and CoInmhsa siEeefa. sOx
I'D feet IN size. This property 10 ca ehe
vest sids Of the street., aud takes IL tie
k1reka restaurant, MshEhorn's beer
ball, Young BrotheFs' store and ths
oAfnsF shop. Tue prizes paid Mr. Mehl
hofn Tor this property was 500 par
ffo1f foot, % $500 for she 50 feet.
Al TIE tenant oecupying buildinRs on
tnAs properly have been notffied %
yacate within thirty days.
Me9sfs. T0&iaa q Sinasgnazn intend 10
co1menee ~ s0on - possible tbs eos.
stFaoeio1 Of . fouF-stoFy brisk bniidine,
ths full size Of their properly, 10 Be
occupied entireiy By tnabalirm. The
new block wiR have SEQ elevators, and
wis Be- one Of the largest. 6nsst and
best sqniDpsd basiness heusss north Of
Ban Efanoiaoo.
Mr.. Mshlhorn reserved 10 fee, front
ace, adj lining the property sold on the
south, and viii build thereon q foar
story building % confoFm IN appearances
20 she foklas 4 SInRerman baildinr.
Inc adjoining property owners on the
a0nth are Mr.. Fred Gasoh and Jndoe J.
y. Lewis. and these gentlemen ara psr-
feoitna their arrangements to bald
bFick structures On their property dur
ing she present season, and there 10 Iistle
d0ubt that b. next Christmas there viii |
Be solid, almost nnbroksn w4Ii OF
brick b1lsdi1es on the west side Of |
Front street from Mil 70 Columbia |
street.
The prioe paid 70 Ne. Mshlhorn for bis
pF6perfy Il the highest with one exoep-
tton ever paid for property 90 that |
street. the exception being the property |
bougbt BY q. Ponain from H. l.. Yeslar, |
for which he paid $500 ger front foot.
Toe rapidly Increasing trade OF |
Messrs. Toklss d Sipasrnan requires |
them 70 carry an immense stock Of /
goods, and their present store on Oom- |
meroiai street, which IL 60x1oO feet IN /
Iizs, and three stories hiah, long since /
became too smali for their Requirements,
10 they determined 10 purohaas proper
y and pat up Q building large enough /
for theis needsfor several years TO come.
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Mr.. V. Hugo Smith has had the prep
erty rec4nliy purchased By him near
Salts Cove laid 81 and plated a. an
addition, 20 b called Deweys Addition
30 the City Of Seattle. The property
lies 90 The point arposiie snith's Cove
facing the city. and wtli be valuable ~
Fesidenes property, - it hes within 9
shars disfance Of TIE proposed ear saops
and whaExan Of the Seattle. Lake
shore 4 Eastern Railroad AeszrS.
ward 4 Ggifith. real estate ngs1ta, will
have the handline ard sale Fl ths prep.
eEfy, and viii plaoe the asms % TIE
raaFkea - soon - survsyss etc. are
completed.
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The Northern Pacific Express Com
pany are new prepared 10 issue money
orders, payable al sll prints 10 the Uni
ted States or Canada, also in an ne
principal cities in England. Ireland,
Scotland, France, Norway, Denmark.
Germany. Sweden, Holland. Belgium
aRd Italy. These orders viii be cashed
BY any bank. banker or merchant, con-
aeq1ently are the most convenient for
small remittancea. fe15 6
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Take internally from Eve to ten dropl
OF Darbys Prophylactic Fluid IN =.
hlesp0opful Of water every hour or tuc
tiil improvement takes place. There ID
no danger in taking more Of il and mere
frequently II ocossieR requires. In
ehfenic cases. or when the stomach re-
fusas to retain anything else, use mice
tons Of the Fluid and water. We have
never known case that did uof readily
Yield 20 such treatment, and u saved
the lives Of many.
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WANTED.

A LITTLE GIRL TO BOARD. WHERE
n there IL . little giri years old viii
hays q COED home. q mothers care, and
near school. Terms moderate. Address
Mrs. N. A. Seattle p. o., w. r. fe2odU1t
WANTED-PoSTTION AS LUMBER
w tal1 mAn; wages Al oh1ect. MT iesa
than Is ten hours Satisfaction guArAn-
tesd; best Of re erencee; % years sxpers-
enee. Address Z tnis offiea. fell lot
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IxvFTxFIcNs REuEIvEn.--Csptain Jos
Green, aomnAndiug Seattle Rides. oom-
pAuy b, \. @. w.. b IN receipt Of the
fcil,wine from W. ]. FIFE. eomnandiur
Campany @. Fra Regimepl. A. @. ~
Of Taeosna. ~ToR and the memhers II
Vasr eouFany aad thelF ladies' are
q 81 rezr~egfuilY inviked 10 Rtteud she
a. aihitidn dFill b - given b She Ia-
eama Guara a iha AlpAA % - House.
Tnenuaa. % the nnnipsFsaEy of WasA-
inehon's hiFshasy, FsbS - ISL.
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pEwEIs ApDTroS.-The ether day The
fosE iSrELLIoESoER puhlished The fact
thAi '. Haeo Smith had purchased .
inesiy aese tract Of land near Smiths
s1Fe MI. Saith has sincs had The
sssd Plotted, and named Dewey'a add
nea 70 the City OF Seattle. This plot
91pftsss the southwest = Of section
township IS, range 8 east. TIE lots
~ al ssxfoc feet. TIE streets running
80 end vest are Hove street. Wheeling
49, liFRinia street. Sherman avenue
~ Wizard avenue. Those RAINING
aaftA and south are LEVEL street, Rob.
.sAea street, Dewey street. BFiscoe
Ntsei and Sheafs street. Lowell street
tSenty feet Wide Willard avsnue Il
.N teet vids. sherman avenue Is
se.N ieel vide; ell other streets, en-
~ marginal anes, sfe SIXTY feet wide.
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NotA WRarHE4.-DaFinR The past
s'a'ss TIE lowest point registered by
~ msfeary in Seattle was 6 degrees
5oevs sern, a. 6 o'elsok one nornins in
sss,aseAty, bat The average daring the
s..sess week uas - degrees ahsve. Re
- tfem other portions Of tie Terri
~ andleAte much caldsr weather. A
..ensmaa writing fFam ChehAlis county
~ saAt daring The past three Weeks
taeEnometeF haa been degreeu
eesa, and within thai tiue there
-. eeee tee higeest water, the dsepest
49, - y ieehesl and tie hoaxieal Winds
ssleecsd for tvo years. Frank
ssdwell had one OF 6is feet froFen
NV 1aftnR The recent cold snAp.
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=, - q ] ckSfEMEaI" is shs most psp
k-s.iA.a essve u AmsEies, &l.l6 gas ave
- - - - for eiRAt 6aiaanA Tneg
- ~ neias the pfios q apy other
49, nakef, and for a aud auFa
~ = ~ aasxcslled- TIE ab0sa Are e.
-. 80 the Rievs b not aold a whole
y e0hWABAOHRk BaluRsp, dela
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WAxrs-roLEr-FoRsALE--Rrc
Desk Room

EHoR RENT IN A NICELY FURNISH
Il Cd once. Centrally located. Address,
stating business, =. u box S3i. fee0
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Plano Tuning.

MR. NIT sCHKE IN THE CITY AMP
Avn viii stay ae long - necessary for hfs
contracts Ia piano tuning. PromPt Atten-
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HASNAH-In Seattle, Feb. nth. 70 the
wife Of H. g. Hannah. daughter.
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10000 worth Of new dry goods IA
arrive Tuesday. We must have room
spaulal bargains In ell departments.
CHEsrKR OLKARx. feD
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A SPLENDID SALESMAN AND
n accountant TWENTY-FIVE years expe-
rience In all departments Of b1zineaal
wishes place with some good hFm; can
serve In any department 70 advantage /;
wia WORK q month on Trial; best rufer-
encea furnished. Addruns Salesman.
city pOst oleca. fsl6 6
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
w erAl hoaaewu<K. Inquirs Of MRS.
II. r. LkVl. Masion. between Third and
Fourth stroeta. fel6o
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CTrIEExs' SURFACES mEErrnc,

We, the undersigned, call G citizens
suffrage msetine, TO be held as Frye's
Opera House next Monday evening,
February 2lst, at 8 o'clock, 10 discuss
the legality OF the late decision Of the
Supreme Court and the merits OF
woman suffrage IN general. Able
speakers have been engaged, and the
people Of the city have united to make
shis one Of the most enthusiastic meet
ings ever held in Seattle. All are earn
esily and cordially invited 10 attend:
Mrs DE- . q R0et, Mrs DIR g A Weed.
Mrs Rev o ID Davis. Mrs Rev ID J Pierce,
Mrs b Elder, Mrs n z HummeIl,
MrsJ Ronald, Mira h q Thornton,
Mrs e > Osborne, Mrs d Crockett,
Mrs O M Sanderson, Mrs JAS MoNauaht,
Mrs DrfACharchiIl,M Mrs David TDenny.
Mrs VIM ID Wood, Mrs Charles Prosoh.
Mrs q 5 Dudley, Mrs Rev JF Damon,
AIRS J u Colman, Mrs Alfred snyder,
Mrs U JACOBS, Mrs l. J Powell,
Mrs q Madd0cks, Mrs Ada Biaekman,
Mrs n Charleston, Miss Al l. Denny,
Mrs o K Jsnner. SelSS
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Mccarty. convicted Of an attempt 70
rob Snowman % the corner Of Front
and Mil streets, was sentenced 10 one
and a half years az hard labor In the
Territorial PeaItentiary.
j. Frazier. convicted Of bafRlary. vss
ssatunced 20 three years hard lahss IN
she Territorial PenitentiaRy.
James Fits 9atFiok, convicted Of reh-
ssry, cot six yeAEs' hard labor ~ Seated.
or wherever elss ths Territorial Peni-
Tertiary may be locatea.
Taos. 0BEien. convicted OF raohing
4 gentleman from SnahomisA. aot seven
years IN The Territorial Prisan.
Young Hoole, u BEien's side partner,
Who vas engaged in The sane robbery.
and who turned States evidence, was
sentenced 20 one year Al hard labor In
the Territorial PenitentiAEy.
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DDsrn.cr oouRr rRocEEDI,G..

SEATTLE, Feb. l9.-In the case Of ths
Territory " James Fitzpatrick, indioted
for robbery, the iurY returned q verdict
Of guilty a. charged.
The case Of che Territory W. Richard
MeCrohan, indidsed Tor having mixed
poison In Wbiskey and Administered Il
10 his paFamoar with intent 20 do her
bodily harm, is nov on trial.
The Grand Jury on tee part 81 the
Territory W. Edward Bensly returned
tuo true bills Of indictment against
him for burglary. Defendant pleaded
guilty 10 the erst indictment and not
guilty 10 the second. and h. b. Albert.
son Was appointed to defend him on tie
second count.
3. SNiblock was admitted 10 citixsn-
ship.
jacob Julian, q petit juror, vas eK
cased for the term on aoooant Of hay.
inc served ~ . petit iareF within shs
tive years last past.
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10 LETT.

DooMs AND OFFICES IN THE
IL Kenyon block, C4raer fr0nt and
Madison strset1L Apply %
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
IL with or without bozrd rooms s. -
- Pr meath kreEe91 House. raar q
Court Housa. FUuFth street dalo
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A FRONT 0FFICE CENTRALLY
N located. Address "a, case pOsr-
INTEII InENCEn
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A FINE SUITE or ROOMS. APPLY
"A - observation-disclosures ofliea.
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NOT ALL SOLD YET!

thought and hoped last
artt
Au00e pun and 9 pun rka twowe eksn
Hsnoer but two weeks pick
On the dollar tlrre - = -
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FOR SALE.

TUE HALF BLOCK. ON SOUTH SEC
son. en whleh are toe41ed the New Ar
lingtun Hotel and ths PiumHes kama.
faF terms npFzy % ths kran4sEs -
tssD lgn MRS. = y PLCMAkR.
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Perhaps singular reductions We have made department in Man, p
sand
the background Nov that lin wers s.
comme
Of A
the eAsonwa starting ''O1 "0